sbeach
12 years agoContributor
Organizing user cases in Test Management
Hi All
In Test Management - > Test library I have a series of folders that divide up my testing effort.
As an example for one feature I have sub directories for UI, Functions, System, Performance and so forth.
But once I get to adding new test cases in a folder, I find it a challenge to organize them properly. In other words, I have test cases that I want to look at and create in a particular order.
As I organize the tests, I like to see the titles show a progression of tests from top to bottom.
One way I've organized my tests is by affixing UC# - to the title.
Such as:
TW-032 - UC1 Setup of user
TW-032 - UC10 Create new URL
and so forth.
This gets cumbersome when I want to 'insert' a test case between two existing ones.
I also thought about a new field called either "Test Order" or "Use Case". A drop down that could easily be changed.
Obviously when I create the test set, I can pick the order.
But I'm not creating a test set. I'm creating a series of tests that follow a logical path.
And I want to see that path develop in my library as I create the tests.
So, Dear Readers, how do you solve this issue?
Your comments are appreciated.
Thanks
Stephanie Beach
In Test Management - > Test library I have a series of folders that divide up my testing effort.
As an example for one feature I have sub directories for UI, Functions, System, Performance and so forth.
But once I get to adding new test cases in a folder, I find it a challenge to organize them properly. In other words, I have test cases that I want to look at and create in a particular order.
As I organize the tests, I like to see the titles show a progression of tests from top to bottom.
One way I've organized my tests is by affixing UC# - to the title.
Such as:
TW-032 - UC1 Setup of user
TW-032 - UC10 Create new URL
and so forth.
This gets cumbersome when I want to 'insert' a test case between two existing ones.
I also thought about a new field called either "Test Order" or "Use Case". A drop down that could easily be changed.
Obviously when I create the test set, I can pick the order.
But I'm not creating a test set. I'm creating a series of tests that follow a logical path.
And I want to see that path develop in my library as I create the tests.
So, Dear Readers, how do you solve this issue?
Your comments are appreciated.
Thanks
Stephanie Beach